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 The liver is the central clearinghouse for the horse’s body. It filters the blood, removing unhealthy and toxic substances, and converts essential substances such as glucose to glycogen for usage according to the horse’s needs. It also produces bile, an alkaline fluid that aids in the absorption of fats. The free flow of bile keeps the small intestinal system alkaline (as opposed to acidic) for healthy digestive absorption. For the horse there are many contemporary influences that stress the capabilities of the liver. Every vaccination, medication, dewormer or synthetic analgesic, such as phenylbutazone (bute) is its own stress. But there is also exposure to pesticides and the remnants of herbicides in hay. Any toxic plant our horses nibble, or bug bites or stings put toxicity into the blood that the liver filters. Healthy livers can handle some of any of these things well but when the liver is overloaded, its function is impaired and that affects the entire system of the horse. Liver Support has herbal groupings with strong toxin-eliminating properties to assist the liver in removing toxic and unhealthy substances from the blood. It also has a significant “preventative” component as it supports the smooth functioning of the liver. Liver support inhibits the secretion of gastric acid and stimulates the production and secretion of bile thereby elevating the pH in the stomach and intestines, making them more alkaline. It is effective in the early stages of liver problems before they become serious concerns, such as biliary (related to bile) obstruction. Horses with EMS/Cushing’s/IR are particularly subject to biliary “interference” and this contributes greatly to their laminitic risk (see Dr. Thomas’ article: “The Easy Keeper”). It is also common for these horses to develop swollen genitalia, i.e. sheath or vulva. In Chinese medical terminology, this issue stems from liver qi stagnation leading to damp-heat in the lower burner and can be cleared with Liver Support.
Dosage Recommendation
Inappropriate for conditions that might be labeled as "liver damage" such as hepatitis or liver failure.
This Solution is Not Safe for pregnant mares.
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Ingredients: cang zhu, shen qu within a proprietary blend. |
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